Noah Sokol
@NoahSokol
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Ecologist | Staff Scientist @Livermore_Lab | Soils, plants, microbes, climate, enhanced rock weathering, carbon removal.
Oakland, CA
Joined October 2010
@FU_joehudson How do you recommend learning to distinguish these? Continuous reflection of one's own responses – and seeing where intuition was actually just conditioning? The arc of of when a decision ramifies on your life can be long, so can be hard to learn this way.
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@FU_joehudson @FU_joehudson What do you consider to be key differences to spot the difference between intuition and conditioning? This still seems baffling to me!
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Article now out, led by Wolfram Buss: "Applying minerals to soil to draw down atmospheric carbon dioxide through synergistic organic and inorganic pathways." We discuss synergies btw. enhanced weathering, biochar, and secondary minerals to increase SOC.
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RT @MegMFoley: Our paper is out in @NatEcoEvo: "Growth rate as a link between microbial diversity and soil biogeochemistry” (1/6) https://t…
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Thank you @mrillig and @t_camenzind for hosting! Such a pleasure to visit the group.
Very happy to host a short visit by @NoahSokol @Livermore_Lab today Noah gave a truly fantastic talk about soil organic carbon processing by microbes #soil #carbon
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In 3 ERW field trials on irrigated croplands in California, we found lower MAOM stocks and lower rates of MAOM accrual (though still net positive). It is critical to understand mechanisms driving these effects and how SOC will fare over longer timescales and in diff. contexts.
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RT @YaleCNCC: 📢🚜👇Important research co-authored by YCNCC scientists @ESlessarev + Maya Almaraz on the effect of ERW deployment on SOC level…
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RT @BenHoulton: Does enhanced weathering increase soil organic carbon? Not necessarily - field study led by @NoahSokol. While soil inorgani…
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RT @Jeffinerca: Enhanced Rock Weathering #ERW--is it the answer? Is it all hype? Is it actually #mCDR? Do YOU have data? If you want to w…
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@sandersoil Awesome – though my understanding (I think from Jeff Mitchell's work?) is that croplands under irrigation in CA do show increases in SOC. I'm seeing that in some of my data from sites that are drip or flood irrigated.
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RT @Geoderma_Jrnl: New in Geoderma: "Wet-dry cycling influences the formation of mineral-associated organic matter and its sensitivity to s…
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